Three Lakes Lion’s Club is taking orders for the 2017 Community Calendar. Call Al Block at (715) 546-2538 to register names/dates of family/friends – birthdays & anniversaries.
Funky Junk N' More is having a Fall Decorating Sale. They are a small vin-tique shop that specializes in "rescuing, repurposing and reusing" the items we already have in our world.
Funky Junk N' More is having a Fall Decorating Sale. They are a small vin-tique shop that specializes in "rescuing, repurposing and reusing" the items we already have in our world.
Join in for a fun day of cycling... Choose from either a 18-mile or 36-mile route on paved roads with breath-taking views of the Nicolet National Forest and the Three Lakes Chain of Lakes. Riders will receive a complete lunch with refreshments at rest stops along the route. Registered riders will also receive a t-shirt and all riders will receive a chance to win some great door prizes, including a new bike!
This is not a race, but a casual ride for individuals of all ages. The two routes will be identified with road markings and directional warning signs. The ride is on public roads, therefore, riders must obey all traffic laws. We require each rider to use an ANSI-approved helmet, and children must be accompanied by an adult. We encourage family participation, and bikes pulling trailers are welcome.
SAG wagon support will be provided. Bicyclists and their equipment must be in good condition to finish the ride. Riders should carry their own pump, spare tube and tools. Restroom facilities will be available at the registration location, mid-route and at the lunch location.
Pre-registered and non-registered riders may check in between 7:30 am and 9:00 am at DON BURNSIDE PARK located off County Hwy. A in Three Lakes, Wisconsin. All riders will be welcomed with hot coffee, juice and cookies at registration. The ride will begin at 9:20 a.m. and end around 3:00 pm. New this year "Blessing of the Bikes" by Pastor Ken Ranos, Faith Lutheran Church in Three Lakes. Blessing will be held at Don Burnside Park at 8:30 am before the ride.
Funky Junk N' More is having a Fall Decorating Sale. They are a small vin-tique shop that specializes in "rescuing, repurposing and reusing" the items we already have in our world.
Choose from either a 18-mile or 36-mile route on paved roads with breath-taking views of the Nicolet National Forest and the Three Lakes Chain of Lakes. Riders will receive a complete lunch with refreshments at rest stops along the route. Registered riders will also receive a t-shirt and all riders will receive a chance to win some great door prizes, including a new bike!
Tommy O’s Playhouse summons travelers to assemble a band of Dashing Knights and Fair Maids to eat, drink, and be merry at the 2ndAnnual Tommy O’s Northwoods Renaissance Festival. There’s even more to do this year! Stroll with madrigal singers and jugglers, revel in the Knight’s Tournament, roam through a medieval market, cheer Shakespearean actors, view Medieval weaponry, partake in the Queen’s live Chess Match, sample period food served from our village encampment, learn about blacksmithing and armor-making, marvel at magicke, listen to bagpipes, dulcimers and recorders, recoil at the torture museum, witness bandit thievery, be amazed by sword swallowers and fire breathers, enjoy stories, games and challenges. Many a Festival delicacy can be had at the King’s Kitchen, the Actor’s Beer Garden, and the Tudor Crown Pub. Come in costume if ye desire! Free parking.
You may purchase tickets in advance at the Tommy O’s Playhouse box office (715-356-0003) or at the gate.
Tommy O’s Playhouse summons travelers to assemble a band of Dashing Knights and Fair Maids to eat, drink, and be merry at the 2ndAnnual Tommy O’s Northwoods Renaissance Festival. There’s even more to do this year! Stroll with madrigal singers and jugglers, revel in the Knight’s Tournament, roam through a medieval market, cheer Shakespearean actors, view Medieval weaponry, partake in the Queen’s live Chess Match, sample period food served from our village encampment, learn about blacksmithing and armor-making, marvel at magicke, listen to bagpipes, dulcimers and recorders, recoil at the torture museum, witness bandit thievery, be amazed by sword swallowers and fire breathers, enjoy stories, games and challenges. Many a Festival delicacy can be had at the King’s Kitchen, the Actor’s Beer Garden, and the Tudor Crown Pub. Come in costume if ye desire! Free parking.
You may purchase tickets in advance at the Tommy O’s Playhouse box office (715-356-0003) or at the gate.
Tommy O’s Playhouse summons travelers to assemble a band of Dashing Knights and Fair Maids to eat, drink, and be merry at the 2ndAnnual Tommy O’s Northwoods Renaissance Festival. There’s even more to do this year! Stroll with madrigal singers and jugglers, revel in the Knight’s Tournament, roam through a medieval market, cheer Shakespearean actors, view Medieval weaponry, partake in the Queen’s live Chess Match, sample period food served from our village encampment, learn about blacksmithing and armor-making, marvel at magicke, listen to bagpipes, dulcimers and recorders, recoil at the torture museum, witness bandit thievery, be amazed by sword swallowers and fire breathers, enjoy stories, games and challenges. Many a Festival delicacy can be had at the King’s Kitchen, the Actor’s Beer Garden, and the Tudor Crown Pub. Come in costume if ye desire! Free parking.
You may purchase tickets in advance at the Tommy O’s Playhouse box office (715-356-0003) or at the gate.
Tommy O’s Playhouse summons travelers to assemble a band of Dashing Knights and Fair Maids to eat, drink, and be merry at the 2ndAnnual Tommy O’s Northwoods Renaissance Festival. There’s even more to do this year! Stroll with madrigal singers and jugglers, revel in the Knight’s Tournament, roam through a medieval market, cheer Shakespearean actors, view Medieval weaponry, partake in the Queen’s live Chess Match, sample period food served from our village encampment, learn about blacksmithing and armor-making, marvel at magicke, listen to bagpipes, dulcimers and recorders, recoil at the torture museum, witness bandit thievery, be amazed by sword swallowers and fire breathers, enjoy stories, games and challenges. Many a Festival delicacy can be had at the King’s Kitchen, the Actor’s Beer Garden, and the Tudor Crown Pub. Come in costume if ye desire! Free parking.
You may purchase tickets in advance at the Tommy O’s Playhouse box office (715-356-0003) or at the gate.
Tommy O’s Playhouse summons travelers to assemble a band of Dashing Knights and Fair Maids to eat, drink, and be merry at the 2ndAnnual Tommy O’s Northwoods Renaissance Festival. There’s even more to do this year! Stroll with madrigal singers and jugglers, revel in the Knight’s Tournament, roam through a medieval market, cheer Shakespearean actors, view Medieval weaponry, partake in the Queen’s live Chess Match, sample period food served from our village encampment, learn about blacksmithing and armor-making, marvel at magicke, listen to bagpipes, dulcimers and recorders, recoil at the torture museum, witness bandit thievery, be amazed by sword swallowers and fire breathers, enjoy stories, games and challenges. Many a Festival delicacy can be had at the King’s Kitchen, the Actor’s Beer Garden, and the Tudor Crown Pub. Come in costume if ye desire! Free parking.
You may purchase tickets in advance at the Tommy O’s Playhouse box office (715-356-0003) or at the gate.
Adults and students ages 12+ years are invited to join us. Bring your crayons, colored pencils, markers, gel pens and coloring books or you may use our supplies. Please call the library to register and your name will be included in a prize drawing, if you attend the coloring session. Refreshments will be provided.
Come out to support the Three Lakes Center for the Arts at "Oktoberfest"!
Sunday, September 18 from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm. Located at the Three Lakes Winery
• Fest Biers on draft • German Food • Local Vendors • Seasonal Wines • Kids Crafts / Face Painting • Live Music • Local Artisans
Parents and students in grades K-12, college freshman and community members are invited to this meeting to learn more about starting a 4-H group in Three Lakes. Please call the library at 715-546-3391 to register.
Moon Beach Camp is hosting the 7th Annual Day of Renewal "Celebrate Life; Healthy Longevity", featuring keynote speaker, Sandy Anderson; Deacon Rick and Panel of Senior Citizens Over 90; Sue Block, Registered Dietician-Nutritionist, Mayo Clinic Health System; Craig Smith, Pharmacist; and Dawn McPhearson, Geriatric Clinical Specialist.
Seating is liited to the first 100 who register. Registration forms available at the Thrift Shop and Eagle River Hospital Information Desk.
Direct questions or need for transportation to Elizabeth Purtell at 715-546-8084 or Mickey Schneider at 715-546-3935.
Annual Women's Club Fashion Show & Luncheon will be held September 21 at the Reiter Center beginning at 11am. The Women's Club is celebrating its 70th year Anniversary! Tickets are on sale now. Please call 715-522-0019.
Nicolet College Art Gallery will have a new look, new exhibits, and new activities this fall - all in a new space within Nicolet's Northwoods Center.
Celebrate the Gallery opening by enrolling in daytime workshops during Arts Day or by attending the evening's opening reception for the Northern National Art Competition.
For course details and registration information, please contact Jodi Fox at 715-365-4694 or jfox@nicoletcollege.edu
Presented by Stacey Orr, Adult Services Librarian - Learn the basics of how to use Google Drive. Participants should have a Gmail account and password. If you need help creating a Gmail account, please come at 5:30 PM to get set-up before the class. Bring your laptop. Pre-register at 715-546-3391.
Join us for a free teen movie including popcorn and soda. Students ages 13 and older are invited to attend. Please call the library at 715-546-3391 for more information and to register for this free program.
Presented by Peggy Bennett. Are you interested in becoming a volunteer at the library? Please attend this training session. Call 715-546-3391 to register.
Friday, September 30 at the Quality Inn. Doors open at 6:30pm. Contest begins at 7pm. Cash bar. Karaoke Emcee is Melissa Robinson of Pink Street Productions.
Watch local talent compete for a $500. cash prize. Contestants must pre-registered by calling 800-643-4663.
Audience participation will help determine the winner. Advanced tickets may be purchased at Ministry Home Care located at 111 East Davenport St., Ste. 101, Rhinelander (old WPS bldg.). Advanced tickets: $10.00,
$15. at the door. 100% of the proceeds go directly to help fund uninsured and under insured patients and families served by Ministry Home Care-Hospice Services.
9:00 am to 4:00 pm on Saturday and 9:00 am to 3:00 pm on Sunday, Vilas County Fairgrounds. Cranberry Fest is a family fun festival with activities being held throughout town. Fresh Locally Grown Cranberries, Cranberry Marsh & Winery tours, Large Arts & Crafts show, World’s Largest Cranberry Cheesecake, Cranberry Food of every kind, Antique Market, Cranberry Fiber Arts and Weavers Show & Sale, Berry Bog Jog 5K Fun Run/Walk, Family Entertainment, Farmers Market. Cranberry cheesecake is a must! http://eagleriver.org/featured/
9:00 am to 4:00 pm on Saturday and 9:00 am to 3:00 pm on Sunday, Vilas County Fairgrounds. Cranberry Fest is a family fun festival with activities being held throughout town. Fresh Locally Grown Cranberries, Cranberry Marsh & Winery tours, Large Arts & Crafts show, World’s Largest Cranberry Cheesecake, Cranberry Food of every kind, Antique Market, Cranberry Fiber Arts and Weavers Show & Sale, Berry Bog Jog 5K Fun Run/Walk, Family Entertainment, Farmers Market. Cranberry cheesecake is a must! http://eagleriver.org/featured/
Concerts in the Park – every Tuesday evening at 7pm in Cy Williams Park June 21 – August 2. Refreshments & Popcornavailable for purchase. Bring a lawn chair.
Firemen’s Flea Market – every Wednesday 8am – 3pm at Cy Williams Park (weather permitting) June 1 through August 31 Located on Superior & Lake Street.
Three Lakes Pickleball Club – All invited Outdoor: Don Burnside Park. Indoor: October thru May – 6 courts at Three Lakes High School Gym – 7 days/ week. Indoor temp 70, no wind, rain, snow.. All invited..Free!
Questions? Please call Chuck Radtke at 715-490-5096 or email. radtkec@gmail.com
If inclement weather call Chuck to check indoor option at Three Lakes High School.
The Red Suspenders Society Scrap and Brush Site is open every Tuesday/ Saturday / Sunday from 9am – Noon (May-Oct). Nov.-April call 715-891-3715. Items allowed with no charge: All scrap metal, appliances, vehicles, batteries, boats, motors, tanks. Items with fees: Brush, pine needles, leaves & grass clippings. Campfire wood available – face cord. 7630 Hwy. 45 N (behind Mollyville), Three Lakes. Please pay Attendant on site.
Aqua Devils Ski Show – Every Wednesday and Saturday at 6:30 p.m, June 15 through August 2016. HOME OF THE AQUA DEVILS, is located 3.5 miles east of Three Lakes on State Highway 32. From Highway 32, turn north on Golf Course Loop Road, pass the golf course and turn right.
Youth Art Programs at the Beach – every Wednesday from 10:30am – 11:30am at Maple Lake pavillion. All classes are free to children. Donations are very much appreciated. 715-546-2361 June 22 through August 10, 2016.
June 22 – Big Fish Painting / June 29 – Treasure Boxes / July 13 – Fun with Beads / July 20 – Sun Pictures / July 27 – Wonderful Watercolor / August 3 – Concrete Stepping Stones
August 10 – Nature Art
Special Needs Night – 5:30-7:30pm for special needs children and their parents every 2nd Thursday of the month (except Dec.) at the Northwoods Children’s Museum 715-479-4623
Fun with Fathers – 5-7:30pm for young children every 3rd Thursday of the month (except Dec.) at the Northwoods Children’s Museum. 715-479-4623
“Friends of the Library” Book Sale – held on the 4th Saturday of the every month. 9am – Noon 715-546-3391
YA Programs at Demmer Library 715-546-3391
June 7 – 9am-Noon Teen Workforce Readiness Workshop
June 9 – 2pm Teen Field Day Competition
June 20 – Aug. 8 – Summer Reading Contest
June 20 – 6:30pm YA Book Discussion Group
June 24 – 7pm YA Movie Night
June 27 – YA Team Trivia Night
Demmer Library Summer Reading Program
June 20 – August 20, 2016
Registration begins June 20 715-546-3391
Three Lakes Center for the Arts “Artists Open House” – held on the 1st Friday of every month 5pm – 7pm 715-546-2299
Nicolet Bird Club of Three Lakes – Club meetings are held every third Monday of the month at Three Lakes Community Center, 6965 West School Street the third Monday starting at 6:30pm The public is always welcome to attend. 715-891-5084 www.nicoletbirdclub.com
Northern Lights Snowmobile Club
Trail Rides during snowmobile season. Spirited Ride (200 miles or more) every Wednesday departs from Three Lakes Shell Station at 8:30am. Scenic Ride (80-100 miles) at a comfortable pace departs from Three Lakes Shell Station every Wednesday amd Friday at 9:30am.
Funky Junk N' More is having a Fall Decorating Sale. They are a small vin-tique shop that specializes in "rescuing, repurposing and reusing" the items we already have in our world.
Funky Junk N' More is having a Fall Decorating Sale. They are a small vin-tique shop that specializes in "rescuing, repurposing and reusing" the items we already have in our world.
Join in for a fun day of cycling... Choose from either a 18-mile or 36-mile route on paved roads with breath-taking views of the Nicolet National Forest and the Three Lakes Chain of Lakes. Riders will receive a complete lunch with refreshments at rest stops along the route. Registered riders will also receive a t-shirt and all riders will receive a chance to win some great door prizes, including a new bike!
This is not a race, but a casual ride for individuals of all ages. The two routes will be identified with road markings and directional warning signs. The ride is on public roads, therefore, riders must obey all traffic laws. We require each rider to use an ANSI-approved helmet, and children must be accompanied by an adult. We encourage family participation, and bikes pulling trailers are welcome.
SAG wagon support will be provided. Bicyclists and their equipment must be in good condition to finish the ride. Riders should carry their own pump, spare tube and tools. Restroom facilities will be available at the registration location, mid-route and at the lunch location.
Pre-registered and non-registered riders may check in between 7:30 am and 9:00 am at DON BURNSIDE PARK located off County Hwy. A in Three Lakes, Wisconsin. All riders will be welcomed with hot coffee, juice and cookies at registration. The ride will begin at 9:20 a.m. and end around 3:00 pm. New this year "Blessing of the Bikes" by Pastor Ken Ranos, Faith Lutheran Church in Three Lakes. Blessing will be held at Don Burnside Park at 8:30 am before the ride.
Funky Junk N' More is having a Fall Decorating Sale. They are a small vin-tique shop that specializes in "rescuing, repurposing and reusing" the items we already have in our world.
Choose from either a 18-mile or 36-mile route on paved roads with breath-taking views of the Nicolet National Forest and the Three Lakes Chain of Lakes. Riders will receive a complete lunch with refreshments at rest stops along the route. Registered riders will also receive a t-shirt and all riders will receive a chance to win some great door prizes, including a new bike!
Tommy O’s Playhouse summons travelers to assemble a band of Dashing Knights and Fair Maids to eat, drink, and be merry at the 2ndAnnual Tommy O’s Northwoods Renaissance Festival. There’s even more to do this year! Stroll with madrigal singers and jugglers, revel in the Knight’s Tournament, roam through a medieval market, cheer Shakespearean actors, view Medieval weaponry, partake in the Queen’s live Chess Match, sample period food served from our village encampment, learn about blacksmithing and armor-making, marvel at magicke, listen to bagpipes, dulcimers and recorders, recoil at the torture museum, witness bandit thievery, be amazed by sword swallowers and fire breathers, enjoy stories, games and challenges. Many a Festival delicacy can be had at the King’s Kitchen, the Actor’s Beer Garden, and the Tudor Crown Pub. Come in costume if ye desire! Free parking.
You may purchase tickets in advance at the Tommy O’s Playhouse box office (715-356-0003) or at the gate.
Tommy O’s Playhouse summons travelers to assemble a band of Dashing Knights and Fair Maids to eat, drink, and be merry at the 2ndAnnual Tommy O’s Northwoods Renaissance Festival. There’s even more to do this year! Stroll with madrigal singers and jugglers, revel in the Knight’s Tournament, roam through a medieval market, cheer Shakespearean actors, view Medieval weaponry, partake in the Queen’s live Chess Match, sample period food served from our village encampment, learn about blacksmithing and armor-making, marvel at magicke, listen to bagpipes, dulcimers and recorders, recoil at the torture museum, witness bandit thievery, be amazed by sword swallowers and fire breathers, enjoy stories, games and challenges. Many a Festival delicacy can be had at the King’s Kitchen, the Actor’s Beer Garden, and the Tudor Crown Pub. Come in costume if ye desire! Free parking.
You may purchase tickets in advance at the Tommy O’s Playhouse box office (715-356-0003) or at the gate.
Tommy O’s Playhouse summons travelers to assemble a band of Dashing Knights and Fair Maids to eat, drink, and be merry at the 2ndAnnual Tommy O’s Northwoods Renaissance Festival. There’s even more to do this year! Stroll with madrigal singers and jugglers, revel in the Knight’s Tournament, roam through a medieval market, cheer Shakespearean actors, view Medieval weaponry, partake in the Queen’s live Chess Match, sample period food served from our village encampment, learn about blacksmithing and armor-making, marvel at magicke, listen to bagpipes, dulcimers and recorders, recoil at the torture museum, witness bandit thievery, be amazed by sword swallowers and fire breathers, enjoy stories, games and challenges. Many a Festival delicacy can be had at the King’s Kitchen, the Actor’s Beer Garden, and the Tudor Crown Pub. Come in costume if ye desire! Free parking.
You may purchase tickets in advance at the Tommy O’s Playhouse box office (715-356-0003) or at the gate.
Tommy O’s Playhouse summons travelers to assemble a band of Dashing Knights and Fair Maids to eat, drink, and be merry at the 2ndAnnual Tommy O’s Northwoods Renaissance Festival. There’s even more to do this year! Stroll with madrigal singers and jugglers, revel in the Knight’s Tournament, roam through a medieval market, cheer Shakespearean actors, view Medieval weaponry, partake in the Queen’s live Chess Match, sample period food served from our village encampment, learn about blacksmithing and armor-making, marvel at magicke, listen to bagpipes, dulcimers and recorders, recoil at the torture museum, witness bandit thievery, be amazed by sword swallowers and fire breathers, enjoy stories, games and challenges. Many a Festival delicacy can be had at the King’s Kitchen, the Actor’s Beer Garden, and the Tudor Crown Pub. Come in costume if ye desire! Free parking.
You may purchase tickets in advance at the Tommy O’s Playhouse box office (715-356-0003) or at the gate.
Tommy O’s Playhouse summons travelers to assemble a band of Dashing Knights and Fair Maids to eat, drink, and be merry at the 2ndAnnual Tommy O’s Northwoods Renaissance Festival. There’s even more to do this year! Stroll with madrigal singers and jugglers, revel in the Knight’s Tournament, roam through a medieval market, cheer Shakespearean actors, view Medieval weaponry, partake in the Queen’s live Chess Match, sample period food served from our village encampment, learn about blacksmithing and armor-making, marvel at magicke, listen to bagpipes, dulcimers and recorders, recoil at the torture museum, witness bandit thievery, be amazed by sword swallowers and fire breathers, enjoy stories, games and challenges. Many a Festival delicacy can be had at the King’s Kitchen, the Actor’s Beer Garden, and the Tudor Crown Pub. Come in costume if ye desire! Free parking.
You may purchase tickets in advance at the Tommy O’s Playhouse box office (715-356-0003) or at the gate.
Adults and students ages 12+ years are invited to join us. Bring your crayons, colored pencils, markers, gel pens and coloring books or you may use our supplies. Please call the library to register and your name will be included in a prize drawing, if you attend the coloring session. Refreshments will be provided.
Come out to support the Three Lakes Center for the Arts at "Oktoberfest"!
Sunday, September 18 from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm. Located at the Three Lakes Winery
• Fest Biers on draft • German Food • Local Vendors • Seasonal Wines • Kids Crafts / Face Painting • Live Music • Local Artisans
Parents and students in grades K-12, college freshman and community members are invited to this meeting to learn more about starting a 4-H group in Three Lakes. Please call the library at 715-546-3391 to register.
Moon Beach Camp is hosting the 7th Annual Day of Renewal "Celebrate Life; Healthy Longevity", featuring keynote speaker, Sandy Anderson; Deacon Rick and Panel of Senior Citizens Over 90; Sue Block, Registered Dietician-Nutritionist, Mayo Clinic Health System; Craig Smith, Pharmacist; and Dawn McPhearson, Geriatric Clinical Specialist.
Seating is liited to the first 100 who register. Registration forms available at the Thrift Shop and Eagle River Hospital Information Desk.
Direct questions or need for transportation to Elizabeth Purtell at 715-546-8084 or Mickey Schneider at 715-546-3935.
Annual Women's Club Fashion Show & Luncheon will be held September 21 at the Reiter Center beginning at 11am. The Women's Club is celebrating its 70th year Anniversary! Tickets are on sale now. Please call 715-522-0019.
Nicolet College Art Gallery will have a new look, new exhibits, and new activities this fall - all in a new space within Nicolet's Northwoods Center.
Celebrate the Gallery opening by enrolling in daytime workshops during Arts Day or by attending the evening's opening reception for the Northern National Art Competition.
For course details and registration information, please contact Jodi Fox at 715-365-4694 or jfox@nicoletcollege.edu
Presented by Stacey Orr, Adult Services Librarian - Learn the basics of how to use Google Drive. Participants should have a Gmail account and password. If you need help creating a Gmail account, please come at 5:30 PM to get set-up before the class. Bring your laptop. Pre-register at 715-546-3391.
Join us for a free teen movie including popcorn and soda. Students ages 13 and older are invited to attend. Please call the library at 715-546-3391 for more information and to register for this free program.
Presented by Peggy Bennett. Are you interested in becoming a volunteer at the library? Please attend this training session. Call 715-546-3391 to register.
Friday, September 30 at the Quality Inn. Doors open at 6:30pm. Contest begins at 7pm. Cash bar. Karaoke Emcee is Melissa Robinson of Pink Street Productions.
Watch local talent compete for a $500. cash prize. Contestants must pre-registered by calling 800-643-4663.
Audience participation will help determine the winner. Advanced tickets may be purchased at Ministry Home Care located at 111 East Davenport St., Ste. 101, Rhinelander (old WPS bldg.). Advanced tickets: $10.00,
$15. at the door. 100% of the proceeds go directly to help fund uninsured and under insured patients and families served by Ministry Home Care-Hospice Services.
9:00 am to 4:00 pm on Saturday and 9:00 am to 3:00 pm on Sunday, Vilas County Fairgrounds. Cranberry Fest is a family fun festival with activities being held throughout town. Fresh Locally Grown Cranberries, Cranberry Marsh & Winery tours, Large Arts & Crafts show, World’s Largest Cranberry Cheesecake, Cranberry Food of every kind, Antique Market, Cranberry Fiber Arts and Weavers Show & Sale, Berry Bog Jog 5K Fun Run/Walk, Family Entertainment, Farmers Market. Cranberry cheesecake is a must! http://eagleriver.org/featured/
9:00 am to 4:00 pm on Saturday and 9:00 am to 3:00 pm on Sunday, Vilas County Fairgrounds. Cranberry Fest is a family fun festival with activities being held throughout town. Fresh Locally Grown Cranberries, Cranberry Marsh & Winery tours, Large Arts & Crafts show, World’s Largest Cranberry Cheesecake, Cranberry Food of every kind, Antique Market, Cranberry Fiber Arts and Weavers Show & Sale, Berry Bog Jog 5K Fun Run/Walk, Family Entertainment, Farmers Market. Cranberry cheesecake is a must! http://eagleriver.org/featured/
Fall Decorating Sale
